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Beef Round Sirloin Tip Roast
GirlyEgg
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Hello Friends!
Well, I just got back from Sam's where I was crawling the meat department lookin' for something to cook tomorrow. I came away with a 8.5 lb. "Beef Round Sirloin Tip Roast Cou"... Any idea how I should cook it? I guess I'll marinate and then rub, but how slow/fast/low/hot... HELP!
Well, I just got back from Sam's where I was crawling the meat department lookin' for something to cook tomorrow. I came away with a 8.5 lb. "Beef Round Sirloin Tip Roast Cou"... Any idea how I should cook it? I guess I'll marinate and then rub, but how slow/fast/low/hot... HELP!
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They come up so many different names for cuts of meat. If it a sirloin tip roast. I would cut a couple steaks off then cube for kabobs. The rest I would cook low and slow, like a pit beef type of meat. Slice thin for great samiches.
Mike -
It's a lean cut that makes a healthy Sunday dinner. I roast indirect at 300 dome until 135 internal. Marinating, a rub and touch of your favorite wood smoke is good as the meat is mild in flavor and could use a lilttle help. If ya go over 140 internal it looses tenderness. After roasting I let the meat sit for about 15 minutes before I slice thin across the grain. Served with buttered green peas and whipped potatoes, dill pickle on the side, yummmmm
Good luck and have fun. -
Thanks for the tip (no pun intended)! How long should it take to get to 135 since only cooking at 300? (i.e., do i need to put it on now for dinner?)
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Good Mornin,
Pull the roast out of the frig an hour before it goes in the egg. Dependiing on the weight, I'd say about one and a half to two hours for a 5# roast, plan on a possible two hour cook. I can't remember if you mentioned the weight.
You can roast at 350 if you like and get a little more crust on the outside for flavors, just be sure to pull it out of the egg at 135 internal.
I roast around 300 with sirloin tip and rump roast so there is more even cooked meat across the cut, I don't like overdone going into 1/3 of the roast. Because there is lower fat content, it is important to closley monitor the internal temp. I use a meat therm probe inserted after the first half hour of cooking ( the outside of the meat is now sterilized ).
Should be an easy cook, smells great with a little wood smoke trailing out of the egg, you will enjoy this roast. -
I have one of these in my freezer and I think it needs to come out. Maybe a dumb question but why can't I cut 1.5" thick where I can and grill as sirloin steaks and crock pot the rest?
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